A definite must stay if you're going to be in the Bangkok area. It's a great little apartment perfect for solo or couples, and Sasi was really nice, super responsive and helpful. As a wheelchair user I got into some weird issues with some of the staff and the locals, when for example discovering how difficult it is to do laundry (always up steps, only takes 10B coins--save them!) or whenever I needed to cross the street because I don't trust Bangkok traffic to stop for me in my chair. But folks were generally nice enough to stop traffic or help me figure out what to do. The area itself is pretty residential, so don't think you're gonna be near anything of notice; but it's easy enough to get a taxi and head into the city...just be prepared for a 30/45/60 minute ride depending. For folks with disabilities, you can't use public transportation AT ALL. So your only option will be a taxi to get out of the neighborhood which took me a good two weeks to learn as I tried various ways to travel.